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Hyundai IONIQ 5 2023-2026

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The Hyundai Ioniq 5 is an all-electric SUV which is also currently the flagship offering from the Korean automaker in India. The Ioniq 5 has a sharp design which demands attention and turns heads. It also offers a tech-loaded cabin and ample space for taller people. The Ioniq 5 offers a claimed ARAI range of 631 km.

46.05 Lakh^*

Last Recorded Price in 2026

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Hyundai IONIQ 5 2023-2026 specs & features

Range	631 km
Power	214.56 bhp
Battery Capacity	72.6 kWh
Charging Time DC	18Min-350 kW DC-(10-80%)
Charging Time AC	6H 55Min-11 kW AC-(0-100%)
Boot Space	584 Litres

Electrically adjustable rear seats have a super comfortable relaxation mode
Vehicle-to-load function lets you connect and power different appliances to the car inside-out

Key Specifications
Highlights

Specs and Features

Hyundai IONIQ 5 2023-2026 price list (Variants)

Following details are the last recorded, and the prices may vary depending on the car's condition.

Variant	Ex-Showroom Price
IONIQ 5 2023-2026 Long Range RWD72.6 kWh, 631 km, 214.56 bhp	₹46.05 Lakh^*

Hyundai IONIQ 5 2023-2026 expert overview

CarDekho Experts

““If you’re looking at spending around Rs 50 lakh on your next set of wheels and are willing to look beyond the lure of a luxury badge, the Ioniq 5 will not only meet your needs, but also exceed your expectations.””

Overview

Exterior

Interior

Getting into the cabin is easy as the doors open wide and the seat isn’t too high. You do have to mind the thicker than usual side sills though. Once inside, what strikes you is the unique cabin design that looks like something we saw in the movies not too long ago. The two-spoke steering wheel doesn’t have the Hyundai logo and instead, is the letter H in morse-code. The floor is completely flat and you can slide from one seat to the other with no floor console to get in your way. The grey and ivory interior looks premium and you can get it in all black as well if you’d prefer.

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Quality-wise, it feels well built. The plastic quality isn’t as rich as say, a Mercedes-Benz GLA or BMW X1, but everything from the window controls and paddle-shifters to the aluminium-detailed transmission stalk and steering-mounted controls use high quality materials.

Front Seats

You can walk inside this cabin and you don’t sink into the seats either. Both front seats are powered (driver gets two memory functions too), and the steering can be adjusted for rake and reach. All-round visibility is great, courtesy the low and compact dashboard. With the front seat setup for a six-footer, another can be comfortable at the rear as there’s ample kneeroom and headroom. The seat also gets an adjustable thigh support for improved comfort.

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That being said, the gap between the seat and floor is a little lesser than we’d have liked. It sets you in a more knees up position and you may find yourself pulling your seat further back to get better under thigh support.

Rear Seats

For the aforementioned reason, the rear seat experience is slightly less comfortable than comparable German luxury SUVs. There’s also little room under the front seat for your feet, and the middle occupant sits slightly higher than the other two causing a pinch in headroom. Cabin space is generous though and even tall users will have ample legroom. The Ioniq’s rear seat is powered as well and you can play around with the recline and move the seat ahead if you need a little more boot space. The rear left passenger can also move the front passenger’s seat using the dedicated buttons to the side of the front seat. Thoughtful.

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Storage Options

Courtesy of the born electric platform, the Ioniq 5 has practicality touches that are in many cases, quite unique. There’s a magnetic pad on the instrument console where you can stick photos or toll tickets. The front door pockets can hold a 1-litre bottle and some knick knacks but you also get a massive movable console in between the front seats. This console can hold 2 large bottles or cups, and there’s a big space that can even hold a small backpack! Below the central screen, there’s another storage pocket big enough for a large bottle and the glovebox that comes out like a drawer is possibly the biggest glovebox in any car.

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Rear seat occupants get a storage area in the middle, door pockets to hold 1-litre bottles, a fold out armrest with two cupholders and seatback pocket/nets.

Charging Options

This is a long list! At the rear, you get 2 x type-C charging ports along with a 250V 16A 3-pin socket for the vehicle-to-load feature, which you can use for household appliances or perhaps, a cooler. Up front you get 2 more type-C charge ports, a USB type-A port, a 12V socket and a wireless phone charger.

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Features

Safety

Boot Space

Performance

In the interest of keeping the asking price competitive, Hyundai India has chosen to offer the Ioniq 5 with a 72.6kWh battery pack and rear-wheel drive only. Globally, you can specify a smaller battery (58kWh), as well as all-wheel drive. Interestingly, AWD is offered in the Ioniq 5’s cousin — the Kia EV6. The ARAI-certified range is 631km which seems far-fetched. In the real world, you could expect the range to be in the whereabouts of 500km.

Motor	Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor
Power	217PS
Torque	350Nm
Transmission	Automatic
Claimed Range	631km

City Performance

217PS and 350Nm sounds juicy — it’s the equivalent of what a large diesel SUV puts out. It’s quite a lot quicker to 100kmph than your average SUV though, taking just 7.6 seconds. Admittedly, it does not feel like it’s in a super hurry to reach that speed. The acceleration is not ‘violent’ as we’ve experienced in other EVs, it’s progressive rather. This makes it very easy to live with in the city. Everything from basic commuting to overtakes are smooth and quick. As is the case with any electric car, the lack of gear changes makes long commutes even easier to deal with.

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Braking usually takes some getting used to in most EVs given regeneration is involved, but Hyundai has done an impressive job of making this process run seamlessly in the background. There are three selectable levels, but none feel intrusive or harsh. You can also switch the vehicle to a single ‘i-Pedal’ mode, that will let you commute using just the accelerator. Letting go of the throttle will have the Ioniq 5 gradually roll to a complete stop. In daily traffic, you can expect a range of 450km.

Highway Performance

You could get up to dizzying speeds quite easily too if you aren’t paying attention to the speedometer. And yes, since there’s power going only to the rear wheels, you can be naughty and slidey with it if you wish. Highway cruises, overtakes or driving on inclines is easier than buttering bread. The experience is as smooth as it is effortless.

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With higher speeds and lower regenerative braking opportunities, the Ioniq 5 can manage around 420km on a full charge. In both city and highway conditions, electric cars are sensitive to AC load and speed. When the temperatures outside aren’t too harsh and if you drive at say 80kmph on the highway instead of 100kmph, you can easily add 20-30km to your overall range.

Charging

Charge times for the Ioniq 5 are as follows:

350kW DC (10-80 percent)	18 minutes
150kW DC (10-80 percent)	25 minutes
50kW DC (10-80 percent)	1 hour
11kW AC (0-100 percent)	7 hours

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Variants

Verdict

Pros & Cons of Hyundai IONIQ 5 2023-2026

Things We Like

Unique design: demands attention, turns heads!
Spacious interior: Has ample space for six-footers
Usable range for long road trips: Expect around 500km in the real world

Things We Don't Like

Rear seat experience: Lacks adequate under thigh support and foot room
Shallow boot means large objects have to be stacked horizontally

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Hyundai IONIQ 5 2023-2026 user reviews

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md saif ali on Feb 28, 2026
5
Love U Hyundai
This car has very comfortable seats and it feels good to drive. When it takes to the road, it feels like a VIP car. It is a very good car, I give it full rating, it is a very comfortable car and the lights are also good, the front and rear lights of the car are also very good. The steering and display inside it are also very good.
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yashraj mali on May 27, 2025
4.2
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This car comes with more comfortable and relaxed mode their white colour is most beautiful in car their exterior and interior very nice we can buy this car for value for money hyundai can't west the money which we invested in this car who planing the buy the car they can buy absolutely buy and we can say thank you to hyundai
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harsh raj on May 24, 2025
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CAR IS VERY COMFORTABLE AND
CAR IS VERY COMFORTABLE AND LUXURIOUS. A NICE FAMILY CAR . MY BROTHER HAD JUST BOUGHT . LIKE ITS DESIGN PERFORMENCE COMFORT EVERYTHINGS WAO. IT'S LOOK IS COOL AND CLASSY. A GOOD GROUND CLEARANCE VERY GOOD BOOT SPACE . IT CAN TRAVEL AROUND 600-650 KM . ITS BEST COLOUR VARIENT IS WHITE THAT'S I THINK.
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bhujanga bhargav g shet on Jan 08, 2025
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This Is A More Comfortable Car Nowadays.
This is a more comfortable car that I have experienced , It is the only car which give more range under 50 lakhs. I seems Hyundai is making good and efficient cars till now.
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shantanu on Nov 13, 2024
4
A Revolutionary EV
The Hyundai Ioniq 5 is a fantastic ev with a futuristic design and top notch performance. The simple and minimalistic interiors are spacious and filled with latest tech, connected dual touchscreen for infotainment and driver information. The ride quality is smooth and silent and has an effective driving range of about 400 km on a single charge. The fast charging capability is very helpful on the highway. On the performance front, the Ioniq 5 is quick and responsive. It is a brilliant all rounder EV.
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Hyundai IONIQ 5 2023-2026 Range

Hyundai IONIQ 5 2023-2026 range is 631 km, depending on the variant.

Motor and Transmission	ARAI Range
Electric - Automatic	631 km

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Questions & answers

FAQs
Latest Questions

Q ) Why was the Hyundai IONIQ 5 2023-2026 discontinued in India?

A ) Hyundai IONIQ 5 2023-2026 was discontinued due to its inability to meet the contemporary safety and crash norms imposed by the government.

Q ) Can I still buy a used Hyundai IONIQ 5 2023-2026 in India?

A ) Yes, you can still buy a used Hyundai IONIQ 5 2023-2026 in India on CarDekho, local dealerships, and second-hand car markets.

Q ) What are the key specifications and features of the Hyundai IONIQ 5 2023-2026?

A ) The Hyundai IONIQ 5 2023-2026 offered rugged design , seating for 5, powerful batteries (72.6 kWh), high ground clearance, durable suspension, and basic features like power steering and AC.

Q ) What were the most popular variants of the Hyundai IONIQ 5 2023-2026, and what were their prices?

A ) The most popular Hyundai IONIQ 5 2023-2026 variants included the IONIQ 5 2023-2026 Long Range RWD, IONIQ 5 2023-2026 Long Range RWD. Prices when new ranged from ₹47 Lakh to ₹47 Lakh, depending on the variant and features.

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Imrankhan asked on 13 Dec 2024

Q ) How long does it take to charge the Hyundai Ioniq 5?

By CarDekho Experts on 13 Dec 2024

A ) The Hyundai Ioniq 5 can charge from 10% to 80% in about 18 minutes with DC fast ...Read More